Baltimore's BARCS animal shelter has stopped taking in dogs due to an outbreak of a respiratory disease that can lead to pneumonia, aiming to treat and contain the spread.

The inaugural Citywide Spelling Bee for 3rd-8th graders starts with registration from January 17 to February 17, 2025, culminating in a competition on February 21.

Early, Texas, has been recognized as a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community for its commitment to leveraging tourism for economic and job growth, which supports the local and state economy significantly.

New York Attorney General Letitia James is advocating for the Supreme Court to uphold the funding for the Universal Service Fund, which supports rural communications.

Boston Police Department holds a recruitment event at South Bay Mall to inform potential candidates about the Civil Service Exam and a career in the BPD.

Orlando city leaders are implementing new safety measures in downtown to improve pedestrian and business security, following a tragic Halloween shooting.

Hillsborough County's publication recounts the real pirate ties of the area, with infamous figures like Jose "El Indio" Perfino buried in its Oaklawn Cemetery.

Raleigh Water seeks staff for sewer maintenance and emphasizes the importance of training, community cooperation, and sustainable practices to prevent sanitary sewer overflows.

Yard waste collection in Southwest Raleigh was delayed but rescheduled for the following morning. Residents were advised to leave their waste curbside. The Raleigh Reuse Web Tool and app provide updates.

MoDOT plans roadway improvements along Route 142, including replacing a bridge over the Eleven Point River in Oregon County, affecting local protected areas.

A boil water advisory is in effect for certain areas of DeKalb County due to a drop in water pressure from a water main break. Residents should boil water for at least one minute before use.

Austin officials, including Mayor Watson, discussed enhancing pedestrian safety on East Sixth Street, planning wider sidewalks and traffic changes to ensure the area is safe and accessible at all times.

LA Metro proposes free rides for wildfire victims through its Lifeline program, pending approval, with Board Chair Hahn emphasizing using their resources for recovery.